Maths doubts are usually one missing step. ExplainCanvas shows the whole working, one line at a time, and draws the figure next to it.
Tap one to ask it. Each becomes a picture built for that question, not a video someone else recorded.
Type the doubt in your own words, dictate it, or photograph the page. “Why don't action and reaction cancel?” is a perfect question.
The explanation arrives in the format that fits the idea: a diagram, steps, slides, an animation or a 3D model, with narration.
One question at the end confirms it landed. Correct answers extend the streak and go into the parent's daily report.
Yes. Every explanation is pitched at Class 9 and follows the NCERT treatment of the topic where one exists. The student's class is set once on the account, so the depth and vocabulary match what they see in school.
The library of validated explanations is free to read, and every account gets one fresh explanation free. After that, plans start at ₹599 a month for about 250 credits. A diagram costs 8 credits, an animation 32, a library lesson 1.
The student asks their own question, in their own words, and gets a picture built for that question. One check question at the end confirms it landed, and parents get a daily email of what was understood.
Every explanation passes a separate verification pass before it is shown, and students can report a mistake with one tap. Reported lessons are pulled from the library until a person has reviewed them.
The first explanation is free. The library is free forever.